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A3 touching with FAITH is what healed. Pondering how many would have touched Jesus in that crowd & only this woman was healed. Quality of faith.... superlative
#HealthyFaithChat Q3: This woman who suffered for 12 years said to herself, “If I touch even his garments, I will be made well.” and as she touched his garments, "she felt in her body that she was healed of her disease." (Mark 5:27-29). Why did touching Jesus heal her?
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A2 all I can imagine abt him fm the passage is how patient he was!!
& therefore it teaches me to be patient & trust Jesus is never late. Faith must fight fear in waiting.
#HealthyFaithChat Q2: As Jesus proceeded to help Jairus's daughter, who was at the point of death, Jesus was delayed by a woman who needed healing herself. What do you think Jairus was thinking (guess)? How does this shape your wait for an answer from Jesus?
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A1 a dying child's father, who genuinely believed!! Thts one of the driving force
& Jesus is reaching out to genuine faith.. Saviour's mercy indiscriminate!!
#HealthyFaithChat Q1: While the religious leaders, from the region where Jairus was one of the rulers of the synagogue, were plotting to destroy Jesus (Mark 3:6), why would Jairus risk calling on Jesus, and why would Jesus help those who would kill him?
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A7 it can sound shocking/unfair..bt its wise as it sets the priority of Christ's reputation & church unity. Perspective of willingness to be wronged fr a higher good. Outcome fr a long term gospel witness n peace.
Q7 How is this counsel wise? Is it fair?
*At what event and who in the Bible responded to being wronged like this?
Why not just accept the injustice and leave it at that? Why not let yourselves be cheated? (1 Corinthians 6:7 NLT) #HealthyFaithChat
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A6 as believers lose the battle fr love, unity, forgiveness, maturity, gospel witness.. The dispute reveal about what's in heart & priorities!!
Q6 How is it a defeat for believers to sue each other? Explain.
Even to have such lawsuits with one another is a defeat for you. (1 Corinthians 6:7 NLT) #HealthyFaithChat
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A5 problematic as this behavior turns church into a spectacle..
This behavior can showcase no real difference in Christian behavior, incompetent, untrustworthy.. It undermines even testimony.
All this can harden them against gospel, push away fm church
Q5 Why is this behavior problematic?
What does this communicate to unbelievers and what negative impact could it have on them?
But instead, one believer sues another—right in front of unbelievers! (1 Corinthians 6:6 NLT) #HealthyFaithChat
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A3 Because church is community of redeemed, governed by Him & His word. Outsiders don't share our identity, our ultimate accountability to God.. They ain't right people to settle matters among God's ppl.
Q3 Why are unbelievers not recommended by Scripture to settle disputes between believers in the church? Why do they have “no standing?”
So if you have such cases, why do you lay them before those who have no standing in the church? (1 Cor 6:4 ESV) #HealthyFaithChat
Q2 When will we judge? What will we judge angels about?
Don’t you realize that someday we believers will judge the world?...Don’t you realize that we will judge angels? So you should surely be able to resolve ordinary disputes in this life. (1 Cor 6:2-3 NLT)
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A1 because believers still struggle with sin,brokenness n live in fallen world.
Dragging to courts shows their vindictive nature,, all about winning & not reconciliation, wanting immediate justice.
Q1 Why are there disputes among believers? Why do some take them to unbelievers?
When one of you has a dispute with another believer, how dare you file a lawsuit and ask a secular court to decide the matter instead of taking it to other believers! (1 Cor 6:1)#HealthyFaithChat
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I had to say No to few instructions at work which violated our values. God gives us wisdom, boldness. Spirit helps us not to compromise, giving us courage to stand firm.
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A5 As the verse says it...so definitely she had compassion/pity & also it was God's sovereign hand at work. She had compassion hence the action followed- helping the baby out.
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Q5
Compassion is also translated as “pity” or “to spare”. Was God's Hand upon Pharaoh's daughter, or was it pity for a crying baby?
Why did she defy Pharaoh's order to kill the child? Explain.
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Q2
Pharaohs performed formalized purification rituals using Nile water at temple entrances to symbolize rebirth and prosperity.
Exod 2:5 The daughter of Pharaoh came down to bathe in the Nile, while her maidens walked along the Nile…
Was she bathing or performing a ritual?Or was she cleansing herself from idolatry?
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Welcome to the #HealthyFaithChat tonight. As you join tell us where you are from and:
What good things did you see during the worldcup?
Always use the #HealthyFaithChat in your comments with either A1, A2..or "Quote" the question, so we can all see them.
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A8 Real growth happens hidden, invisible ways..divine process. Kingdom advances not by human striving alone bt by God's sovereign ways. 2/2
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A8 that the sower role is limited bt essential. One who scatters does his part of proclaiming, sharing God's word.. he then doesn't hover/micromanage or fully understand the process. 1/2
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A8 that the sower role is limited bt essential. One who scatters does his part of proclaiming, sharing God's word.. he then doesn't hover/micromanage or fully understand the process. 1/2
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A5 it's spiritual, practical principal bt stewardship, faithfulness, growth & receptivity. Faithfulness n fruitful use create abundance n open door fr greater responsibility n blessin.. V ain't entitled, our response 2 all v hve, future outcome,invest diligently
My bad here is Q5 For whoever has, to him more shall be given; and whoever does not have, even what he has shall be taken away from him.” Explain the meaning and apply it to our lives. #HealthyFaithChat
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A7 its His delight... meeting expectation.. honoring.
This group of people are so encouraging, accomplishing the purpose, edifying... ❤
#HealthyFaithChat Last question for today, Q7: The fourth and last group of people hear the word and accept it and bear fruit, thirtyfold and sixtyfold and a hundredfold.” How would Jesus treat them, and what should be your approach for this group of people in fellowships?
#HealthyFaithChat Q5: How do you understand the second group of listeners who receive the word with joy and endure for a while, but when tribulation or persecution arises on account of the word, they immediately fall away? What is your approach for this group for evangelism?
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A4 this group r often exposed to many ideas bt deeply rooted to none.. They ain't beyond hope, soil can be broken up over time..
Approach would be patient, relational. The good soils were once like this in hard paths
#HealthyFaithChat Q4: How do you understand persons in whom the word of God is planted, and Satan comes and immediately snatches it away? As an application, what approach would you take in sharing Biblical truth with them?